With the UK government poised to trigger Article 50, Keir Starmer, the shadow secretary of state for exiting the European Union, outlined the Labour Party’s guiding principles and priorities for the coming negotiations with the EU.

The unprecedented Ebola epidemic in Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea in 2014-15 caught the world off-guard. This event seeks to unpack how far these reactions were based on fear rather than on sound medical practice.

At this event, director of the IMF’s Africa department, Abebe Selassie discusses Africa’s current economic trajectory, highlighting the necessary fiscal and policy responses to ensure inclusive and sustainable recovery.

In this podcast, Bill Hayton, Kerry Brown and Katherine Morton take a look at China and the future of the international legal order.

Based on their extensive experiences in the fields of education, culture, health, female empowerment and social enterprise, the panel provide insights into their work in the Middle East.

Richard and Daniel Susskind outline the main challenges that new technologies will pose for our existing conceptions of education, career and retirement.

This event brings together legal and political experts to analyse the logistics of triggering Article 50 and the potential constitutional consequences of doing so.

This Chatham House event brings together four voices from across the region to discuss the personal and political fallout of the Arab uprising.

Professor John Gaffney outlines the importance of an election held against the background of distrust of the establishment, corruption scandals, growing Euroscepticism and the increasing threat of terrorism.

In his first public speech since the EU referendum, Sir John Major outlined the realities that he believes both Britain and Europe face in the future at Chatham House.